Birthday party on Middle Street for Roland Dumais
Roland Dumais celebrated his fourth birthday at home on Middle Street with afternoon games and prizes won by Lena Given Evelyn Michaud Phyllis Erwin Shirley James Arthur Michaud Lucien Tardif Leo James and David Johnson Refreshments followed. Guests included Lorraine Loretta Dumais Phyllis Erwin Shirley Arlene James Lena Evie Given Beatrice Josephine Williams Sylvia Arsenault Teresa Tardif Lucien Tardif Edwin DuPont Arthur Michaud Leo Walter James Jr Paul David Johnson Mary Francis DuPont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Dumais
Middle Street
Lena Given
Evelyn Michaud
Phyllis Erwin
Shirley James
Arthur Michaud
Lucien Tardif
Leo James
David Johnson
Lorraine
Loretta Dumais
Shirley
Arlene James
Lena
Evie Given
Beatrice
Josephine Williams
Sylvia Arsenault
Teresa Tardif
Edwin DuPont
Leo
Walter James, Jr
Paul
Mary and
Francis DuPont
Friends and visits noted in Bath society notices
A Bath city column lists social calls and family events. Mrs Florence Johnson Vance of Newark visits Miss Mary Hill of Topsham while relatives in Bath and Portland are mentioned, including travels, excursions, births, and memberships, with several local residents traveling to events and schools.
Co-Workers gather for monthly meeting at Mrs Place home
The Co-Workers class of First Baptist held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs Lila Place's Middle street home with 17 members and two visitors. Mrs Edwy A Sotheard presided. after business, games and treats followed. Next month’s meeting will be at Mrs Clifford Harrington’s home. Committees were named for refreshments entertainment calling and more. Mr and Mrs Harry Cressey attended the funeral of Mrs Hannah Edgecomb in Lewiston. Mrs Gallup and her daughter left Bath for Englewood after two months here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree
Pine Tree Island
Cathedral Pines
Winthrop
Donald F. Preble
First Baptist Church
Lila Place
Middle Street
Edwy A. Sotheard
Clifford F. Harrington
Arthur I. Stuart
Gardner E. Roberts
C. Rudolph Furber
Helen M. McIntosh
Ralph Legard
William W. Wakefield
Evelyn W. Sotheard
George Humphrey
C. Wescott Gallup
Englewood
N. J
Bath
Washington Street
Patten Couple Staying in Bath at Hotel Phoenix
Mr and Mrs Harry Patten of Ridgewood New Jersey are spending several days in Bath at the Hotel Phoenix. Mr Patten formerly lived in Bath in the house now occupied by Hon and Mrs Rupert H Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Patten
Ridgewood
N. J
Bath
Phoenix
Patten
Rupert H. Baxter
Mrs Archie Wishart Heads Home From Canadian Trip
Mrs Archie Wishart of Oliver street has just returned from an automobile tour visiting Quebec Montreal and other points of interest in Canada during a recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Wishart
Oliver Street
Quebec
Montreal
Canada
Mrs Fitch Visits Bath After Summer Popham Stay
Mrs Fred F Fitch from Ardmore Pennsylvania visited Bath on Thursday. The Fitch family formerly spent summers at Popham Beach and were regular visitors to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Fitch
Bath
Popham Beach
Fitch
Ardmore
Penn
Popham
Albee guests at Cherrydale with Roberts family
Mr and Mrs Carl E Albee and Miss Christine C Curtis are guests of Mr and Mrs Harold C Roberts in Cherrydale Virginia while spending time in Washington DC. They left Sept 8 for Washington via the Mohawk trail visiting New York and Philadelphia and plan to return Friday of this week. Miss Curtis is on a two week vacation from duties as a teller at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Albee
Christine C. Curtis
J. Herbert Mosey
Cherrydale
Mr. Albee
Harold C. Roberts
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mohawk Trail
New York
Philadelphia
Miss Curtis
First National Bank
Nurses Plan Two Week Vacation in Woodstock New Brunswick
Miss Vivian G Nye and Miss Doris Cowan nurses on call in Boston plan two weeks vacation with Miss Cowan’s parents Mr and Mrs Frederick Cowan in Woodstock New Brunswick. They travel from Boston via Deaconess Hospital graduates of Palmer Institute to visit Miss Nye’s parents Keeper and Mrs Harry L Nye of Doubling Point Range Lights. They were joined to Portland by Mrs Nye and her daughter Mrs Fred D Pinkham and sons Roger Gordon Pinkham of Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian G. Nye
R. N
Doris Cowan
Woodstock
N. B
Miss Cowan
Frederick Cowan
Boston
Deaconess Hospital
Palmer Institute
Miss Nye
Harry L. Nye
Doubling Point
Portland
Nye
Fred D. Pinkham
Roger and
Gordon Pinkham
Bath
Emily Bradbury Wins Probate Register Race by Nineteen
Emily G Bradbury of Machias defeats Albert L Foster of East Machias by nineteen votes to become register of probate. She is a close friend of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Perkins of West Bath, who host her at Rogue Bluffs summer home. Mr and Mrs Jack Germaine of Wellaston MA visited over the weekend with Mrs Germaine's parents, Mr and Mrs R K Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily G. Bradbury
Machias
Albert L. Foster
East Machias
Thomas F. P:rkins
West Bath
Rogue Bluffs
Maine student starts as sophomore at University of Maine
Edwin Hill Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar E. Bates of 15 Snow Park, leaves Tuesday for Orono to begin his sophomore year at the University of Maine. His father Mr. Bates returned last Wednesday from Richmond where he spent summer with his grandfather Charles Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hill Bates
Delmar E. Bates
Snow Park
Oreno
University of Maine
Mr. Bates
Richmond
Charles Hill
Local Students and Residents Attend Weekend Gatherings
Miss Leola Adams enters Gorham Normal School. Miss Marguerite Brown hosted Dorothy Thebeau Cathleen Scott and Lucille John at her cottage The Evergreens Qua ker Point. Mr and Mrs Bryant M Patten and children Barbara Amory of Bangor visited Trott family on High street. Patten once managed N E Tel Tel Co here then Bangor district manager. Lewis Swett visiting Hebron Academy and home in the city. Mildred Nichols resumed Sagadahoc registry duties after vacation in Manchester N H and Massachusetts. Flossie Beals spending week in Portland with niece Mrs G Clifford Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Brown
Dorothy Thebeau
Cathleen Scott
Lucille John
Bryant M. Patten
Barbara
Amory
Bangor
Milton C. Trott
High Street
Mr. Patten
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co
Maine
Mildred Nichols
Sagadahoc
Flossie Beals
Portland
G. Clifford Madden
Ross family returns home from North Bath farm
Mr and Mrs Rodney E Ross and their children Barbara and Rodney Jr return to their High street home after spending the summer at their North Bath farm.
Maine and Massachusetts agents enjoy Poland Spring outing
Royal Johnson assistant manager of the Bath office Curtis Hughes and Frederick Lines agents of the John Hentock Insurance Co returned Saturday from a two days outing of Maine agents at Poland Spring. The Maine agents won the annual Maine New Hampshire contest and the Massachusetts group also attended Poland Spring increasing the total sum mer to over one hundred. Miss Barbara Fisher senior at Gorham Normal resumes studies after spending the summer with her father Alcenzo G. Fisher of Woods Hole Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Johnson
Bath
Curtis Hughes
Frederick Lines
John Hentock Insurance Co
Maine
Poland Spring
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Barbara Fisher
Gorham Normal
Alcenzo G. Fisher
Woods Hole, Mass
Local Society and Academic News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Elbridge Mains of Mald en Mass pass through the city to close their cottage at Five Islands. Mrs E Augusta Noyes of Augusta Readfield accompanies. Mrs Warren Hawey of Western Avenue visited Portland Saturday. Mrs Everett Quimby of Farrin Street is a Memorial Hospital patient after a minor operation. Her children visit their grandmother Mrs Scott Golder on Winship Street. Charles H Cahill Jr left to resume studies at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. Mrs Henry W Butler president of Sagadahoc Women’s Republican Club traveled to Rome for a presidents meeting of county clubs. Miss Nettie Burleigh presided luncheon at Potter House. next meeting set for Augusta. Paul Wilson Carol Stevens and Hilda Scott left for University of Maine Orono. Allan Spear of Bath Savings Institution elected to Maine Mutual Savings Banks association executive committee at Poland Spring. Mrs Dorothy Smith of Boston spending a week with Mr and Mrs William Partington High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Mains
Malden
Mass
Five Islands
E. Augusta Noyes
Augusta and
Readfield
Everett Quimby
Farrin Street
Memorial Hospital
Scott Golder
Winship Street
Henry W. Butler
Sagadahoc
Rome
Nettie Burleigh
Potter House
Augusta
Allan Spear
Bath Savings Institution
Maine Mutual Savings Banks Association
Poland Spring
Local families take weekend trips to Boston and beyond
Mr and Mrs J Russell Grant and daughters Jane and Sally with Mrs Martha Grant and Hurley Grant left Saturday for Boston to visit relatives. Miss Ruth Campbell and nephew Buddy Merry visit Miss Campbell’s sister and brother in law Arthur and Mrs Ferris of Union. Dr Donald F Preble and Mrs Preble left Sunday for Boston for Graduate Foundation Clinic meetings at Parker House. his Steeves Block office will close. Oscar Thornton Mrs Henry Adams and Mrs Thornton’s mother Mrs Charles F Rideout left Thursday for a road trip to Quebec and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russell Grant
Jane
Sally
Martha Grant
Hurley Grant
Boston
Ruth Campbell
Buddy Merry
Greenstreet
Miss Campbell
Arthur Ferris
Union
Donald F. Preble
Graduate Foundation Clinic
Parker House
Dr. Preble
Steeves Block
H. B. Duce
Oscar Thornton
Henry Adams
Barbara Travis Hosts Third Birthday Party at Home
Barbara Travis of 18 Deering street celebrated her third birthday with a Friday afternoon party for friends. Attendees included Margaret Kaler, Robert Kaler, Eleanor Gotte, and Lillian Dupont. Games and refreshments followed. Mr and Mrs Earl Lombard and Mr and Mrs Irving Bancroft of Stoneham Mass are camping at Indian Rest. Lombard, postmaster at Stoneham, is nephew of Rufus Lombard of West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Travis
Deering Street
Margaret Kaler
Robert Kaler
Eleanor Gotte
Lillian Dupont
Earl Lombard
Irving Bancroft
Stoneham
Mass
Indian Rest
Lombard
Rufus Lombard
West Bath
Drake to Teach in Concord French School
James B. Drake departed Saturday for Concord New Hampshire to teach in the French school. He traveled with his parents Mr and Mrs Frederick E Drake who accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Drake
Concord
N. H
Mr. Drake
Frederick E. Drake
Miss Louise Calderwood Heads to University of Maine
Miss Louise Calderwood leaves Tuesday to begin her sophomore year at the University of Maine after a family vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Calderwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Calderwood
University of Maine
Mrs
Herbert Calderwood
Eight Birthday Party Held for Catherine Powers
Catherine Powers celebrated her eighth birthday with a Monday party on Upper Washington Street. Games included pin the tail on the donkey and a kiss hunt with winners Marilyn Hart, Bob Tabor, Gladys Worrey, and Vernon Crocker. Guests and decorations reflected green and pink as refreshments were served. Prominent attendees included Marion Marston, Jacqueline Pert, and many others. Mrs. Roy T. Woodward, formerly Adele Burton, will teach at Cathance this fall, replacing Dorothy Merriman. Mary Biggins of Philadelphia visits her uncle Henry Biggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bowers
Martin Powers
Upper Washington Street
Marilyn Hart
Bobby Tabor
Gladys Worrey
Vernon Crocker
Marion Marston
Jaqueline Pert
Gladys
Chestina Worrey
Kathleen
Winona Clark
Charlene
Elaine Rogers
Hazel
Nola Belanger
Martha
Joseph Torrey
Frances
Andrew Flaherty
Jean McKay
Ma Flaherty
Trudy Harnish
Marjorie Cushing
Betty Cummings
Maurice
Robert Brown
Vernon Crooker
Bobby Bucknam
Henry
Bobby Powers
Roy T. Woodward
Adele L. Burton
Cathance
Bowdoin
Dorothy Merriman
Topsham
Pejepscot
Engagement Announced for Miss Vesta Black and Robert Bradeen
Miss Vesta Black of Deep River Connecticut announced engagement Sept 7 to Robert Shaw Bradeen of Essex Connecticut. Bradeen is son of Dr and Mrs Frederick Bradeen of Essex and nephew of Mrs Frederick H Kimball of High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Black
Deep River
Conn
Robert Shaw Bradeen
Essex
Bradeen
Frederick Bradeen
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Bates to Bath for visit after six years away
Thomas Bates leaves San Pedro California where he works as a U S government engineer on September 20 to visit Bath with his parents Mr and Mrs John L Bates of 28 Andrews Road This will be his first Bath visit in six years Bates graduated Morse High School in 1923 and the University of Maine in 1928 Also notes family arrivals and departures including Mrs Marion Chaney and sons returning from Alna and Mrs George C Arntz leaving for New York after a month in Bath
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bates
San Pedro
Cal
U. S
Bath
John L. Bates
Andrews Road
Mr. Bates
Morse High School
University of Maine
O Brien-Kane Nuptials Planned in Portsmouth Church
Mr and Mrs Coleman C OBrien of Portsmouth N H formerly of Bath announce the engagement and forthcoming wedding of their elder daughter Mary Agnes to Paul Loughlin Kane of Portsmouth. The ceremony is set for Saturday Sept 29 at 9 30 AM in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Portsmouth. Miss OBrien works at the Portsmouth telephone exchange and Mr Kane is a moving picture operator. Also noted is a dinner party given by Mr and Mrs Roger Skillings on Friday evening at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman C. O’brien
Portsmouth
N. H
Bath
Mary Agnes
Jto Paul Loughlin Kane
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New Hampshire
Miss O’brien
Telephone Exchange
Mr. Kane
Roger Skillings
Washington Street
Country Club
Miss Virginia Jewett Resumes Sophomore Studies At Morse High
Miss Virginia Jewett daughter of Mr and Mrs Brian M Jewett of Westport resumes her studies in the sophomore class at Morse High and is stopping with Mr and Mrs Donald Young of Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Jewett
Brian M. Jewett
Westport
Morse High
Donald Young
Front Street
Mrs. Wendell Stevens Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. Wendell Stevens discharged after ten days at Memorial hospital and has gone home to a residence on a lower Washington street. Weekend visitors in the city were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds and Mr. Reynolds aunt Mrs. Julia Davis of Portland staying with William V. Percy at 167 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Stevens
Memorial Hospital
Washington Street
Robert Reynolds
Reynolds
Julia Davis
Portland
William V. Percy
Court Street
Ogunquit Families Visit Relatives and Work Returns
Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt S. Wyman and Mrs. Esther Wyman of Ogunquit spent the weekend with Mrs. Wyman’s parents, Leonard and Mary Munsey at 427 High Street. Mrs. L. S. Wyman has resumed teaching first and second grades in Ogunquit. Miss Sarah Armstrong of Trufant ee visited Mr. and Mrs. Arbert A. Munsey in Bucks Ferry. Mrs. Roland Robinson returned from Portland to be with her husband, a Maine General Hospital patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt S. Wyman
Wyman
Esther Wyman
Ogunquit
Leonard M. Munsey
High Street
L. S. Wyman
Sarah Armstrong
Trufant Ee
Mr. and M's
Arbert A. Munsey
Y'S Ferry
Roland Robinson
Portland
Benjamin Morris
Maine General Hospital
Ex Alderman Covel Party Travels to Dover NH
Ex Alderman Ralph C Covel and Mrs Covel with Mrs W A McNeal Mrs Walter Wiggin and Mrs Charles Locketry motored to Dover New Hampshire on Sunday to visit their cousin Mrs Rodney Arnold nee Jennie Jordan. Mrs John K Jayne with her son John Kennon Jr and daughter Pamela closed cottage at Small Point Beach and will stay in Bath with Mrs Jaynes mother Mrs William D Sewall before returning to New Canaan Connecticut. Mr and Mrs John C Fitzgerald and three daughters Betty Nancy and Jans who have been summering at Quaker Point returned to their home on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hector
Fargo
N. D
William D. Sewall
Small Point Beach
New London
R. D. Eby
Sebasco
Connersville
Indiana
Daytona Beach
Fila
Mary Sewall
the Stonehouse
Washington Street
Walter E. Edge
Camilla
Mary Esther
Loyall
Small Point
Atlantic City
N. J
Ralph C. Covel
Covel
W. A. McNeal
Walter Wiggin
Charles Lockery
Dover
N. H
Rodney Arnold
Jennie Jordan
John K. Jayne
John Kennon, Jr
Pamela
Bath
Jayne
New Canaan
Conn
John C. Fitzgerald
Datghters
Betty
Nancy
Jans
Quaker Point
Arthur Sewall 2d
Harold
Cynthia
Sallie Lane
Portland woman's death reported for Miss Louise Sonia
Miss Louise C Sonia of Portland died Sunday. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs John E Sonia of 103 Beacon Street Portland. The brief notice lists the family as the primary survivors in this local death report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise C. Sonia
Portland
John E. Sonia
Beacon Street
Wass Couple Plans Visit to Family in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Walter Wass of Buffalo and E R Wright of Marshall Avenue left Tuesday for a brief visit with relatives in Gar diner and cousins of Mrs Wass, then will travel to Winchester Massachusetts to stay with Harold Wass and his wife for a few days. Mr Wass, native of Addison, is manager of the Buffalo office of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wass
Buffalo
South End PTA Seeks Relief Work At Lockery Home
Mrs. James Lockery and Mrs. Edward Caeser hosted the South End Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 418 Washington Street Tuesday afternoon with 15 members sewing relief work and enjoying tea poured by president Mrs. John H. Hunt. The season’s first business meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lockery
Edward Caeser
South End
Parent- Teacher Association
Lockery
Washington Street
John H. Hunt
Navy officer reassigned to battleship fleet unit
Lieut. Com. Edward J. Fitzgerald of the Dental Corps U S N who had been on temporary duty at the Boston Navy yard dispensary has been assigned to the U S S Mississippi of the Battle Fleet. He reported for duty last week at Hampton Roads Va Mr and Mrs Winfield L Ham returned Monday from New York City after a two week visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Dental Corps
U.S.N
Boston Navy Yard
U.S. Mississippi
Fitzgerald
Hampton Roads
Winfield L. Ham
New York City
Young visitors travel to Staten Island shipyard
Everett Cooke son of Mr and Mrs Harry Cooke of Willow street leaves Saturday for a week in Staten Island New York to visit his father employed at the Staten Island shipyard He is joined by Mark Hanna who has taken a job with the same firm Mrs Lewis J Avery of 94 Union street visits Portland as guest of Mrs Lewis O Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gaudet
Peter F. Gaudet
Maxwell Street
White Plains
N. Y
Gaudet
Everett Cooke
Harry Cooke
Willow Street
Staten Island
Mark Hanna
Lewis J. Avery
Union Street
Portland
Lewis O. Perry
Local Couple Anticipates Arrival of Son J Albert Jr
Mr and Mrs J Albert Redlon of Le Mont Street expect their son J Albert Jr to arrive from Los Angeles California at month end The father has spent five years in the West and works in the engineering department of Pacific Coast Tel Tel Co in Los Angeles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albert Redlon
Lemont Street
J. Albert Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Redlon
West
Pacific Coast Tel. & Tel Co
Kimball Family Guests From Augusta Visit High Street
Mr and Mrs Milton S Kimball and their two children Mary and John Frederick along with Augustus Ingwerson of Augusta passed Sunday as guests of Mrs Frederick H Kimball on High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S. Kimball
Mary
John Frederick
Augustus Ingwerson
Augusta
Frederick H. Kimball
High Street
Captain Richard Quick Visits Brooklyn On Leave
Capt. Richard Quick of S. S. Dunsannon arrived Sunday for a several week vacation at his home 300 Washington Street. His ship is drydocked in Erie Basin Brooklyn and will later sail to Port Arthur with Karl Karlson chief officer in command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Quick
S. S. Dunsannon
Washington Street
Community groups hold season kickoff and visits in Bath
Girl Scout Community Council opened the season at Mrs. Ferrell's home on High Street and discussed plans. Bath residents receive updates from local social and church circles, including musical society notes, family announcements, and visits from relatives in Portland, Bath, and West Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Community Council
Robert W. Ferrell
High Street
Mrs Wes B Aie Leaves for Everett With Sister
Mrs wes B aie departed Friday for Everett with her sister Mrs ner B Hodgkins of Mid dle street. Noyes was accompanied home by Miss Jane Lemont of Corliss street who will visit her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes B. Aie
Everett
Mags
Cotta Poe St
Ner B . Hodgkins
Middle Street
Noyes
Jane Lemont
Corliss Street
Bath club invites residents to embed stones in Welcome sign
City notes show Bath residents invited to leave stones for a new Welcome to Bath sign, with a green flag marking the site. The article also covers a painting framework for Frye by Berry, a nine cent Glacier National Park stamp, a cat trapped on High and Liberty streets being freed, and local public notices about nurses, charity stove donations, and upcoming ship and train schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Garden Club Committee
Bath
Brunswick End
William P. Frye
Carroll T. Berry
Wiscasset
Jay
Local Notes Highlight Students and Community Moves
Mrs Ernest Ward and son Robert return to Augusta after visiting Ward and Strout families in Washington street and Hardings. Miss Miriam Doble leaves Green street for Wheaton College senior year. Miss Elinor Shorey resumes Bradford Junior College studies. Alvah Morse injures right hand in truck crank accident. X rays may be needed. Geraldine Stott enters Jackson College Tufts Medical branch after attending Morse high and Westbrook. Edwin H Given returns to Cobb road after a week with Medford relatives and watched the Amateur Golf at Brookline. Hubert Arsenault begins studies at St Dunstan's University with Alexander and others as roommates. Mrs John W Williams and three sons sail to Baltimore after visiting Small Pole Beach and summer camp. Engagement announced for Miss Leonore Dresser and Stewart Poole with wedding planned after fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ward
Robert
Augusta
Wheaton
Elinor Shorey
Washington Street
Bradford Junior College
William S. Shorey
Miss Shorey
Bradford
Alvah Morse
Deering Street
Geraldine Stott
Ardeene A. Stott
Jackson College
Tufts Medical College
Miss Stott
Morse High
Maine Central Institute
Westbrook Seminary
Edwin H. Given
Cobb Road
J. Wallace Buchanan
Medford
Mass
Given
Brookline Country Club
Hubert Arsenault
Edmund Arsenault
High Street
St. Dunstan's University
Charlottetown
All
George Alexander
Leonore Dresser
Stewart Poole
Miss Dresser
Paul Dresser
Dresser
Haling
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Ella E. Sears
West Roxbury, Mass
William E. McLaughlin
Robbins Street
Winifred Bailey
Kansas City
Arthur Sewall
Stone House
Bailey
Small Point Beach Club
Sumner Sewall
C. Louis Christoperson
Albertha
Pierce Pond
Caratunk
Martha Cahill
Gordon F. Preble
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Rodney E. Ross, Jr
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harry E. Davis
Patricia
Rosh Hashanah
Davis
Joseph Solovich
J. E. C. Sawyer
Carl R. Dearborn
Lissa Dearborn
Wentworth School of Electrical Engineering
Mr. Dearborn
George C. Minard
Green Street
New York University
Henry W. Owen, Jr
North Street
Gerald Carr
Lake Massapong
Dunstable
Robert Brownell
Cobbroad
Newton
Lucien Snow
Elwell
Louisa Spring
Elizabeth Fuller
E. Motley Fuller
Mary A
Jane Porteous
Prout's
Charles J. Donnell
Jane Donnell
Horace P. Morse
Rugselee Eee
Southport
Soest
Florence Johnson Vance
Newark
Mary P. Hill
Mabel Thwing
Lincoln Street
Leonardo E. Buck
Mr. Buck
Edwin Given
Herbert Stevens
Senter's Inc
William H. Small
Bir Harbor
Lakswood
Bar Harbor
Cadillac Mountain
Fred B. Reed
Myrtle Lodge, No. 8
LL. O
Arlene Green
John W. Gilmore
Madelyn Helen
John W. Thayer
South Street
Franklin B. Neal
Brunswick
Martha Cutting
Phippsburg
Alice Hewey
Carol Stevens
University of Maine In
Orono
Hiram T. Stevens
Miss Stevens
Florence Oliver
Trufant Street
Senter’s
Harry W. Crosman
A. George Moses
West Medford
Moses
Harry Warren
Evelyn Nickerson
John G. Reed
Woolwich
Fred E. Oliver
Groton
Albert H. Reed
J. W. Moulton
Rosamond S& Stover
Morse
Farmington Normal School
Miss Stover
Bates E. Stover
Brunswick Road
Walter P. Wass
E. R. Wright
Marshall Avenue
Wass
Celia Wright
James A. Wright
Mount Vernon
Washk
Annie Quinn
Quebec City
James A. Pratt
William Mann
Upper
Harry Cressey
Mr. Cressey
Hannah Edgecomb
Lewiston
Jack Germaine
Wellaston, Mass
Mrs. Germaine
R. K. Hall
Frederick Edney
the Times Co
Newport
R. L
Yonkers
Leola Adams
Gorham Normal School
Lewis Swett
Hebron Academy
The
City
Rodney E. Ross
Rodney, Jr
North
Warren Hawey
Western Avenue
Charles H. Cahill, Jr
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, N. Y
Paul Wilson
Hilda Scott
Dorothy Smith
William Partington
Mary Biggins
Henry Biggins
Chestnut Street
Mary Perkins
Adelphian Society
Kents Hill School
Hibbert L. Norton
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Norton
Arthur C. Norton
Harry E. Ring, Jr
Mrs. Ring
Washburn Street
Bentley School of Accounting
Gainsborough Street
Reuben Mann
Orange, N. J
Marie A. Tardif
Alfred L. King
Walter B. James
James
Oliver James
Leroy James
Ferdinand Dumais
Howard McNeil
Joseph Adams
Frank P. Sylvester
Arthur C. Lemont
New Meadows
Weston Flint
South Acton
Mr. Flint
Albert F. Flint
Greorff
Fred Flint
Ruth M. Sonia
Somerville
Sonia
Baker Memorial Hospital
Edward Gaudreau
Sanford
Marion Chaney
Kenneth
Philip
Alna
A. J. Blackmer
Middlebury, Vt
Blanche Benjamin
Carl Fuller
Josie F. Blagdon
George C. Arntz
Frostina Marston
Arntz
Edward Robert
Octave Dauphin
Tarbox Street
Ada Y. Greenblatt
Brunswick Orchestral Society
Orchestral Society
Bowdoin Hotel
Miss Greenblatt
Edith Wheeler
Merton Sprague
Hayden Conant
Andrew Lemoine, Jr
Leon Rancour
Wilfred Gaudet
Edward Lemoine
Harry W. Johnson
May
Ruth
Hugh D. Grant
Grant Cottage
William R. Freeman
Knoxville City
Freeman
Houston
Tex
Fred D. Hill
Ernest Ervin
Joseph Robert
Irving Purdy
Rye
Purdy
Louise Gaudet
Melvin Hodgdon
Warren 3
Law
Alvin
Frank C. Montgomery
Grace Whittier
Littlefield School
Donald Wishart
Donald
Wollaston, Mass
Wishart
Ida Daley
Pearstreet
W. E. Kershner
Chicago
Ameri Academy of
Hotel Sherman
Bath Post Office
National Park
Glacier National Park
Montana
Mount Rockwell
Medicine Lake
High and
Liberty Streets
Engine 1
Parks
Isaac,Chase
Salvation Army
Edward J. Tripp
Maine Central
New Haven
Itford
Norman II
A. P. Greenleaf
Bath Boothbay Harbor
Virginia
Boesthbay Harbor
Islands
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